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Nov 15, 2018 Greencastle, Ind. - In voting by the conference's coaches, 11 DePauw student-athletes have been selected to the All-North Coast Athletic Conference Football Team including five on the first team.

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Nov 09, 2018 Greencastle, Ind. - In voting by the conference's coaches, four DePauw student-athletes were selected to the All-North Coast Athletic Conference Field Hockey Team. Earning first team honors were junior forward Kate Milner (St. Louis, Mo./John Burroughs School) and senior midfielder Rose Revolinski (Milwaukee, Wis./University School of Milwaukee). Milner led the Tigers and was second in the conference with 19 goals, while adding six assists for 44 points which also ranked second in the NCAC. Milner was a second team choice in 2016. Revolinski, a first team selection in 2016 and 2017 and honorable mention in 2015, assisted on a pair of goals. Defender Maria Hewitt (Fr., St. Louis, Mo./Visitation Academy) was a second team honoree after helping the DePauw defense to four shutouts and a 2.18 goals against average. Midfielder Kelsey Doerr (Jr., St. Louis, Mo./Cor Jesu Academy) scored one goal and assisted on three others and earned honorable mention. She was a second team choice in 2017.

In voting by the conference's nine head coaches, earning honorable mention were senior forward Bailey Ehrens (Lake Bluff, Ill./Lake Forest) and senior midfielder Gail Enright (Carmel, Ind./Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory), Ehrens shared the team lead with three goals, while Enright, a first team choice in 2016, scored once and assisted on one goal. WAY TO GO TIGERS!

Nov 08, 2018 Greencastle, Ind. - In voting by the conference's coaches, two DePauw student-athletes were named to the All-North Coast Athletic Conference Men's Soccer Team. Senior defender Andrew Gold (Columbus, Ind./Columbus North) was named to the first team for his efforts in anchoring a defense that allowed just 14 goals and recorded nine shutouts. He also scored one goal on the season which was the game-winner in overtime at Anderson and assisted on another. Gold was a second team selection last year after garnering first team accolades in 2016. Senior midfielder Justin Mitchell (Indianapolis, Ind./Cathedral) earned honorable mention after leading the team with 10 points and sharing the squad's lead in both goals (3) and assists (4).

Realizing a dream takes commitment, hard work, and, most often, a helping hand from family and others. And that's exactly what 30 students from Indiana's private, non-profit colleges and universities were being celebrated for Saturday evening, November 3, at the 29th annual "Realizing the Dream" banquet. Now sophomores, they have realized the dream of being the first in their families to go to college, have been selected by their colleges for outstanding achievement in the freshman year, and are successfully advancing towards completing their bachelor's degrees. DePauw University is proud recognize Emma Werkowski as a recipient of this scholarship and congratulate her on her success. Made possible by a grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to the Independent Colleges of Indiana, the event recognizes first-generation students attending ICI campuses, along with their inspirational teachers and families. Each honored student will receive a $2,500 check to help with college costs, and each student's selected "most influential" teacher/mentor will receive a $1,000 professional development grant. One out of every three students on ICI campuses is first-generation. Generous financial aid provided by the campuses themselves, combined with state and federal grants, makes a private college education a possibility for all students in Indiana. "We are so grateful to the Lilly Endowment for making this inspirational program possible," says David W. Wantz, ICI president & CEO. "We are proud, too, that because of the higher graduation rates of our ICI colleges and universities, these students are significantly more likely to realize the dream of completing their degrees in four years."

In voting by the conference's nine head coaches, DePauw Junior midfielder, Alex Berkley (Evanston, IL) earned a spot on the All-North Coast Athletic Conference women's soccer team. Berkley was voted to the second team after scoring one goal and assisting on another for the Tigers. WAY TO GO TIGER!

The Athens Democracy Forum, organized by the The New York Times took place from 16th September to 18th September 2018 at the Hotel Grande Bretagne in Athens, Greece. The conference brought together politicians, policymakers, journalists, scholars, experts from the fields of business, finance, and technology, as well as 21 students from 20 Global Liberal Arts Alliance institutions to explore the challenges to liberal democracy and ways to face them. Among those students chosen through a competitive process, was DePauw University's Maria Mendez, English major and Editor of The DePauw, the University newspaper. The University congratulates Maria for her participation in this forum.

Nov 03, 2018 Greencastle, Ind. - DePauw senior outside hitter Suzanne Peters (Fort Wayne, Ind./Homestead) was named the North Coast Athletic Conference Player of the Year in voting by the conference's nine head coaches. She was joined by three other Tigers who also earned all-conference honors. The awards were announced during last evening's NCAC Tournament competition at Wittenberg. Peters, a first team all-NCAC selection last year, leads the NCAC and ranks 14th in Division III with 4.22 kills per set and is second in the conference and 29th in the nation with 4.58 points per set. Joining Peters on the first team is junior right side Morgan Stearley (Center Point, Ind./Northview). Stearley was a first team selection a year ago. Stearley's 3.49 kills per set rank fifth in the NCAC, while her .254 hitting percentage is ninth. Junior outside hitter Liv Hartman (Danville, Ind./Danville) was named to the second team after earning honorable mention a year ago. Hartman is seventh in the conference with 3.13 kills per set and 12th with a .250 hitting percentage. Libero Jenna Purichia (Fr., Indianapolis, Ind./Cardinal Ritter) was named to the honorable mention team in her first year of collegiate competition. Purichia ranks fourth in the NCAC with 4.53 digs each set and is ninth with 32 service aces. The 17-9 Tigers face Hiram today at 11 a.m. in the NCAC Tournament Semifinals. GO TIGERS!

Erica Pereira has been awarded the Fiddler Innovation Fellowship for her project: Computer Science Visualizing and Preserving Environmental Data for Improved Governance.

The Indiana Chapter of the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese selected DePauw University Spanish major as recipient of the 2018 Indiana Outstanding College Student of Spanish Award.

A total of 194 DePauw student-athletes have been named to the Tiger Pride Honor Roll for achieving at least a 3.40 grade point average for the 2018 Spring semester.

Jack Schrepferman, a first year student at DePauw University, is the recipient of a 2018 WLKY-TV Spirit of Louisville Bell Award. He and the other 11 winners are "unsung heroes (who) give of themselves daily to help others." Schrepferman will receive the Youth Service Honor tomorrow night at a dinner in Louisville.

Summer Research 2018 Summer Research involves students who have completed their sophomore year, who will be living on campus for a 8-10 week summer intensive research project working alongside science faculty members. It is a way to have fun while participating in ongoing projects and getting to know a community of passionate young scientists-in-training.

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A voting panel, including two-time national champion and former Good Works Teammember, Tim Tebow, reviewed the nominations and selected the recipients including Senior, Hunter Sego The award, which has played a prominent role in collegiate sports for more than 25 years, celebrates student-athletes and the honorary head coach for their extraordinary commitment to making a lasting impact off the field.

The DePauw Presidential Ambassadors are DePauw's best and brightest leaders chosen because they personify the charisma and spirit of today's DePauw student at events hosted by Dr. and Mrs. McCoy. These seniors serve as official student representatives at university and alumni gatherings with focus on making guests feel welcomed, engaged and warmly assisted and hold themselves to the highest possible standard at all times, representing the very best of DePauw.

DePauw senior Rachele Miller (Princeton, Iowa/Pleasant Valley) has been named the North Coast Athletic Conference Women's Golfer of the Week after earning medalist honors at the Lynn Schweizer Invitational.

Spring 2018 Dean's List recipients Named. The Dean's List recognizes students who achieve a semester grade point average of 3.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale.

Summer Research 2018 Summer Research involves students who have completed their sophomore year, who will be living on campus for a 8-10 week summer intensive research project working alongside science faculty members. It is a way to have fun while participating in ongoing projects and getting to know a community of passionate young scientists-in-training.

Summer Research 2018 Summer Research involves students who have completed their sophomore year, who will be living on campus for a 8-10 week summer intensive research project working alongside science faculty members. It is a way to have fun while participating in ongoing projects and getting to know a community of passionate young scientists-in-training.

Donna Riner was awarded the annual Holt Scholarship by the Indiana Wildlife Federation!